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RE: Missing minibuffer when running emacs -nw
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- Subject: RE: Missing minibuffer when running emacs -nw
- From: "Olle Sundblad" <osu at nada dot kth dot se>
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 11:53:11 +0200
- Cc: "Alex Malinovich" <baggend at howlermonkey dot net>
Thanks for the help in solving the problem!
I still use a 300 line buffer for the window but added the following lines
to my .emacs for easy modifying of Emacs frame-height. If anyone know a way
to get the window height (not buffer) from "cygwin" I'd appreciate it but
this works for me (I only use emacs -nw for CVS commenting).
:;; setting current frame height
(defun set-emacs-height (lines)
"Sets the current frame height."
(interactive "nFrame height (lines): ")
(set-frame-height (window-frame (frame-selected-window)) lines))
;;; and assigning it to a key
(global-set-key "\C-xaa" 'set-emacs-height)
/Olle
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Malinovich [mailto:baggend@howlermonkey.net]
Sent: den 11 september 2001 11:02
To: 'Olle Sundblad'
Subject: RE: Missing minibuffer when running emacs -nw
Nope. Everything I've tried so far returns the number of lines in the
buffer. To get the number of actual displayed lines I think you'd have
to actually find a way to query the settings for that particular
instance of the window. I have no idea how to go about doing that
though. :(
Thanks for the fix. I'll try it tomorrow and see how it works. If you
can't find a way to actually determine the number of lines visible at
runtime, 25 is still a pretty safe number as most of the sizeable TT
resolutions for a Windows command prompt keep the 80x25 layout.
-Alex
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